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Digital Sweat turns erotic content into online art
Is this attractive? Should it be?
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Trying art on for size in your living room
Curated art marketplace Curioos releases an augmented reality mobile app.
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What sort of art would the enemies from Zelda make? A serious question.
In the darkest recesses of literary nonfiction graveyards there exist half-crumpled manuscripts musing, to the night sky, what sort of art the mindless automaton antagonists of Legend of Zelda might make. Muse no longer, undergrads: here is the exact manifestation of your dreams. The cabal of “compu
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Never-before-seen Smithsonian art collection goes online next year
Jordanian statues can see you offline (and in your sleep).
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This glitch art recreates the hell of cubicle work
Glitch art comes in all shapes and sizes, and much of it is very, very bad. (Google it and you’ll see a lot of low-rent ghost imagery and, um, that one dreamy picture of Kurt Cobain?) The work of Wayne Edson Bryan cuts a different figure, though. It starts with process: Bryan actually hand-makes the
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Let’s all save these historic works of feminist game making from obscurity
Theresa Duncan’s wonderfully wacky contributions to digital art and feminist game making deserves preservation.
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Watch a crowd of digital people cheerfully run into a giant metal propeller
Digital artist Dave Fothergill has created a cheery glimpse into hell this Monday morning. Utilizing the 3D animation software Maya, he’s created a video of what happens when a crowd breaks out into a run, the only issue being that there is an enormous metal propeller in their way. You can guess wha
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This may be the best pixel art being made today
A life in dots.
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On playing Diablo for a very long time
Breaking news: Diablo still good.
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Virtual art gallery lets you leap on Warhols
Feel free to touch the art.
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Audiovisual installation Timée attempts to draw music from the stars
Guillaume Marmin and Philippe Gordiani work with an astronomer to create a synaesthetic vision.
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Japanese art collective blurs line between videogames and gallery-art in American debut
Who said math and science weren’t art?